Walton Central High School - Ivy Tower Yearbook (Walton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1987 volume:

Time and Again Special Times 2 Class Time 17 Time Out 36 Warrior Time 37 Back in Time 63 Time Well Spent 103 Spare Time 109 g-Time for Seniors l 145 One Last Time 161 The Funky Winkerbean Comic Strip Characters which appear in this yearbook are the copyrighted property of News American Syndicate and are used in this yearbook by permission. The 1987 Warrior Walton, New York All to Myself All to myself I’ll find the way Back to each golden yesterday. Thinking of when I’ll be able to stand With my graduating class, hand in hand; The picture seems half-true, half-dream And 1 keep its color and its gleam. All to myself my friends, do you? Count all the memories softly, too. Summer and Autumn, Winter and Spring The hopes we cherish and everything? They make my blood rush through my veins And I keep the joys and the pains. All to myself 1 think of you. Think of the things we used to do. Think of the things we used to say. Think of all those high school days. Sometimes I laugh and sometimes I cry. And I keep those memories, you know why! Adapted by John Jones from “All to Myself’ by Wilbur Dick Nesbit A Night 4 Special In Heaven 5 6 Special Once in a great while, a group of people can get together and do something really spectac- ular. That’s what the Class of 1987 did when they put on their Junior Prom. Who can explain the feeling of walking down the softly illumina- ted corridor, posing with your date at the Stair- way to Heaven, or entering the gym through Heaven’s Gates? Granted, it wasn’t absolutely perfect; the goldfish probably didn’t have a thrilling evening, and the chaperones were none- too-pleased with our mini-fire. But all in all, when you ask someone in the Class of 1987 what their favorite high school memory is, you can bet they’ll answer “My Junior Prom.” Senior Court King: Mike Howland Queen: Prince: Larry Underwood Jim Applegate Jim Budine Princess: Richard Cady Joe Maggiore Scott O’Dell David Russell Brian Sparling Junior Court King: Tom MacGibbon Queen: Prince: Craig Kauppila Curt Bailey Shane Egan Burel Gomillion John Jones Dan Roach Mike Sheldon Matt Smith Princess: Tracy Knapp Tina Benson Kris Babcock Selinda Hansen Annette MacGibbon Jackie Mills Rhonda Phoenix Ronda Tall man Kelly Watts Stephanie Taylor Tina Bowker Dawn Boffemmyer Chcri MacGibbon Angie Mills Christy Mittcer Heather Sheradin Kim Stanton Carla Whitaker Homecoming ’86 Saturday, October 4. 1986. Friday’s continual downpour (great weather for float- making) stopped early Homecoming morning, much to Mr. Backus’ relief, and the parade marched ahead right on schedule. Back at the high school, the sun was actually shining as the float winners were announced: 1st place: Class of ’89 “Defeet the Yellow Jackets 2nd place: Class of '91 “Squash the Yellow Jackets” 3rd place: Class of ’87 “Exterminate the Yellow Jackets.” 8 Homecoming '86 Next on the day’s schedule — Warrior Football. Coach Hoover and the Warriors did a fine job defeating the Oneonta Yellow Jackets, and the Coach even showered for the Dance — with the help of his team! Mother Nature also cooperated; a gloomy day became brighter and warmer in time for the Victory. At half-time the Pep Band gave its usual GREAT performance and then Dr. Mack, official Homecoming Half-time emcee, introduced the 1986 Homecoming Court, escorted by their parents: Dawn Boffemmyer Tina Bowker Cheri MacGibbon Kriste Merwin Angie Mills Heather Sheradin Kim Stanton Stephanie Taylor Carla Whitaker And Night 10 Homecoming '86 Then at 8:00 p.m. the 1986 Homecoming Dance began to the music of WAAL’s Chris Gordon. At 10:00 p.m. Coach Hoover, emcee, re-introduced the Court and their es- corts. Miss Jodie You- mans, 1985 Queen es- corted by Coach Breuer and Coach Backus, crowned the 1986 Homecoming Queen, Kriste Merwin. After a toast to the victo- rious Orange Crush, the Queen and her court led the Royal Dance, and Homecom- ing ’86 became a memory. Every photographer’s nightmare . . . A strange phenomenon has overtaken the peaceful Delaware County area known as Walton. Random photographs shown here capture the prevailing look around one school campus as documented by a variety of cameramen. TIME AND AGAIN 14 Special Clcur r fcArs going on rue Jr STUDENTS DROPPING BAND TO TAKE NEUJ REQUIRED CDORSEjS © News America Syndicate, 1986 I'M SORRG , HARRQ, BUTTHOSE CHANGES WERE MANDATED £A THE STATE BOARD ... AND WHEN IT GOMES DOWN TO THE STATE BOARD OR OOOR BAND , X DON'T THINK I HAUE TO TELL. GOO WHO'S GOING TO WIN ) News America Syndicate, 1966 IN OTHER NEWS , THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION REVERSED ITSEXE TODW AND... ADMINISTRATION George F. Mack. Ph.D. School Superintendent Years from now in a moment of repose, on a weekend, in a barracks or college housing, on a bench or a beach, perhaps in a far-away land, you'll reflect on that experience known as Walton. A gentle smile will crease your face, a sense of well-being will return. A sigh and memories of friends, faces, and good times will be yours. We believed that you would rather be challenged to become better than for us to take it easy on you. We believed that even when you complained. Your head ached, your eyes strained, your back broke, you studied, you worked out, you crammed, you pushed, you did it. You showed us CRUSH POWER, academic prowess, athletic ex- ploits, kindness; you enthused us. We talked of knowledge, manners, and good behavior. We bored you. You learned. Thank you for untold kindnesses you gave quietly to others; you counseled lovers; smiled at haters; you made things better. We believed that you were capable, that you could be champions, and you were. You learned that academic success will come only after long hours of study; athletic success only after double sessions and exhaustion; friendships only after effort, tears, and hard times. Now Class of '87, exit is imminent. You once were spectators. You became participants. You contributed to the tradition; soon you'll be part of the legacy. Can the Class of '88, or for that matter, the Class of 2000, improve on the SAT scores, show greater kindness, WIN a championship? Only they will tell us. Class of '87, you’re not as noisy as you once were. You move with greater certainty in the halls. You smile more readily. You speak with clarity. You're gentler than you once were. Class of '87, thanks for everything you gave to Walton; the world awaits you. We await reports of your deeds. BOARD OF EDUCATION Row 1: Mrs. Mary Tweedie, Mrs. Bonnie Nowak, Mrs. Joanna Richardson, Dr. Chris Huyck, Row 2: Mr. Gary Grayson, Mr. Gary Dreibelbis, Mr. Duane Merrill 18 Administration Whatever years are allotted to each of us. no one ever knows ahead of time; that is one of the “sweet mysteries” of life. One thing is certain, however. When a moment passes, it is gone for- ever, and nothing can recall it. So it is with your high school years. Seniors, only memories now. For some these memories are tender and warm; for others bland, neutral, perhaps un- pleasant. What is it for you — a special teacher who encouraged you when you needed it most; a reward you received for excellence; a football bowl victory; a league or sectional champion- ship; a 6-A rating in a music contest; that time or times when you got into trouble; a special mo- ment with a friend at the prom; or ? In Shakespeare’s words, “What’s done cannot be undone.” Your years at Walton High School are now frozen into the past, and you now look to the future which is to be seized aggres- sively so that your lives will be filled with time well-spent and years well-lived. Too often we spend so much of our lives ‘ in between times” — a foot in the past and a glance to the future But the time that counts most is the present moment. So live it the best you know how. In doing so, you will “redeem the time” and live a life of contribution and satisfaction. Best Wishes Always, Wendell E. Spear O'Neill High School Principal June 1987 marks twenty years of my association with Walton Central School, and 1 welcome this opportunity to share my observations of WCS along with my brief message for this year’s graduating class. Time has been good to this institution we call Walton Central School. Over the years we have had a number of personnel changes — board members, superintendents, principals, teachers, secretaries, custodians, cafeteria workers, bus drivers, and others. During all these times, the school has endured and. yes. also has progressed. I believe this is due. not to the popular belief that the institution is stronger than the individual, but due to the high quality of the individuals who make the institution function along with the support of the community. One of the criteria of a successful school is a high degree of community support and the stability of that community. This community has provided the resources necessary to support our program, and it has been appreciated. I remain optimistic that WCS has positioned itself well for a graceful upcoming entry into the next century when this year’s graduating class wil next year’s incoming kindergarten students will graduate in the year 2000. My hope is that this year’s graduates are successful in w hatever they choose todo—knowing full well that w ishing w ill not bring success, but persistence and planning, and desire will. The greatest error would be in giving up. Be positive in all you do and you will be astonished at how short a time it takes for wonderful things to happen. Robert H. Holstead Townsend Elementary Principal 1 be in their thirties. It is interesting to observe that 19 ADMINISTRATION, CENTRAL OFFICE Mr. Thomas Austin, Business Manager Mr. James Hoover Dean of Students Central Office Staff L to R: J. Schillinger, K. Grossmann, M. Carroll, A. Taylor 20 Faculty GUIDANCE Ms. Sarah Austin, Guidance Counselor Mrs. Mary Signor, Secretary Mr. John Riedl, Guidance Counselor Mr. Pat Liguori. Testing OFFICES: HIGH SCHOOL AND HEALTH Mrs. Martha Peaster, HS Office Mrs. Mareah Allen, Health Office 22 Faculty SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Gary Backus, Social Studies 9, Psychology Mr. Donald O’Connell, Social Studies II, AP Mr. Matthew Chambers, Social Studies 8 Mrs. MaryLou Harrold, Social Studies 10 Mrs. Karen Jansma, Social Studies 7 23 MATHEMATICS Mr. Walter Davis, Math 7 Mrs. Sarah Bush, Math 8 Mrs. Mary Hilderbrand, Senior High Math Mrs. Mary Harper, Computer Math, Math 13 Mrs. Theresa Blot, Remedial Math Mrs. Joanne Furman, CA1 24 Faculty Mrs. Darlene Bums, Senior High Math SPECIAL PROGRAMS Mrs. Linda Breuer. Special Education Mr. Morris Belzer. Special Education Mrs. Judy Neale, Resource Room and Special Education Mrs. Janine Bray, Alternate Program. GED 25 Mrs. Virginia Donnelly, Resource Room SCIENCE Ms. Ellen Bartlett, Science 8 Mr. Robert Breuer, Earth Science Mr. Noel Dries, Chemistry and Physics 26 Faculty Mrs. Pamela Conklin, Science 7 Mr. Joseph Comeno. Biology ART AND BUSINESS Mr. Keith Hubbard. Art Mrs. Donna Triebe. Business Mr. John Ford, Art Mrs. Margaret Bolton, Business and Art Mr. George Shackelton, Business n FOREIGN LANGUAGE READ1NG LIBRARY SERVICES Ms. Nancy LePinnet, Librarian 28 Faculty Mrs. Gina Michael. AV Aide Mrs. Fran Segarra, Library Aide ENGLISH Mr. Lawrence Dake, English 12 Mrs. Kathleen Harby, English 7 Mrs. Virginia Wilcox, English II 29 MUSIC AND TECHNOLOGY Mr. Raymond Bartlett. Chorus Director Mr. Gary Bush, Band Director Mr. Ren wick Russell. Agriculture Mr. Samuel Swart. Industrial Technology Mr. Julian Wilcox, Orchestra Director Mr. Douglas Bartlett, Industrial Technology 30 Faculty Mrs. Joan Swart, Home Economics HEALTH AND PHYS ED Mr. Robert Sutherland Health, Phys Ed Mrs. Catherine Hoover, Health Mr. Ronald Kauppila, Athletic Mrs. Sandra Hitt, Phys Ed Mrs. Elaine Holley, Phys Ed Director 31 STUDY HALL MONITORS Mrs. Audrey Stanton, Study hall 7,8 and Guidance Mrs. Nancy Condon, Study hall 11,12 Ms. Edythe Bowker, Study hall 7.8 32 Faculty Mr. Roy Michael, Study hall 9,10 TOWNSEND FACULTY Front: P. Howland. Back: G. Shackelton. J. Spence. B. Anderson. M. Yamcs Front: M. Russell. R. Greene. R. Rossomondo, W. Seneschal. Back: R. Armstrong. L. Courtney. L. Billings Seated L to R: J. Wildenstein, J. Pomeroy. Standing L to R: S. Jackson, S. Stalter. K. Crane. E. Hillis. L. Hulbert L to R: L. Kopetz. L. Henderson. V. Vogel. P. Chambers. M. Moore. H. Van Loan Front: S. Brown. N. Cucciarre. M. Milazzo. H. Edwards Back: B. Henderson. MA Smith 33 BUS DRIVERS, CAFETERIA STAFF L Io R: J. Gregory. W. Kinch, W. McAdams (TransportationSupervisor), S. Price. R Condon (front). J. Tweedie, L. Brown. J. Mills (back). R. Paul. B Gregory. K Armstrong. B. Wallcy, D. Brown. J Hendrickson. C. Gregory. D. Holley, C. Galley L to R: S. Murphy. P. Cium. V. Conklin. B. Moss. B. Walker. M. Lewis. P. Rutkowski Mrs. Gretchen Nenno Dietician 34 Staff CUSTODIAL STAFF Row 1: D. Crowell, E. Owen. C. Henderson. A. Merrill. Row 2: L. Thomas. V. Anderson. C. Hafele. D. Watson. C. Tweedic. Row 3: J. Augustine. R. Martin. R. Fuller. M. Twecdie. A. Jackson. R. Kinch Mr. Evan Segar Plant Manager TIME OUT FOR SOMETHING SPECIAL You are kind, concerned, involved, and yet you still make us laugh. You lead us, yet give us room to discover and grow. You share your free time, your knowledge, and even your computer! You encourage us to express ourselves and to be ourselves. You are appreciated. Your time and effort in the magazine drive and. with the Senior honors and awards are only a part of what you have given to this school and to us. We appreciate that time you’ve spent with us, and are thankful we had the opportunity to spend time with you. And we are proud to dedicate the 1987 W.C.S. Warrior to you. 36 Dedication Walton 32 Cazcnovia 0 Walton 20 Delhi 28 Walton 15 Windsor 0 Walton 16 Onconta 6 Walton 34 Greene 14 Walton 28 S-E 14 Walton 36 Whitney Pt 14 Walton 14 Chenango Forks 41 Walton 34 Sidney IS Walton 8 Newark Valley 6 38 Sports VARSITY FOOTBALL Row I: A. Kilmer. R. Harby, S. Michael. A. Bujno. R Hulse. I). Walley. D. Maxson. O. Pacheco. Row 2: D Mullineaux. V. Budine. W. Segarra, A. Dropp, E. Olsen. T. MacGibbon. D. Doig, J. Browne. Row 3: R. Eskow. D. McEntee. B Gomillion, T. Jackson. D. Rosa, T. Moore. M. Sheldon. J. Lister. M. Lang. Row 4: G. MacGibbon. M. Adam, J. Wheeler STATS: 8-2 Section IV, Div. Ill Champion Bowl Game: Walton 8 Newark Valley 6 — broke N.V.’s 19-game winning streak! JV FOOTBALL Row l: T. Budine, H. Spicer. T. Newell. W. Rieman. R. Rigas. P. O'Dell, J. Jacob. S. Vantyle. Row 2: J.Miller, E Bodisco Massink, A. Kilmer. J Condon. M. Brown, C. Ford, D. Bush, S. Grubc, Coach Sutherland. Row 3: R Maxson. M. Bibbo, W. Seneschal, D. Daniels. S. Gamer. B. MacNaught. R. Eells Row 1: W. Sparling. J. Kane. B. Mullineaux. M. Maxson. T. Budine, S. Jackson, M. Dungan. S. Schlafer, Row 2: D. O'Dell. R. McEntee. M. Hodge. G. Sawdy. M. Smith, R Neidig. C. Wheeler. J. Thompson, I. Mayo. C. Doig, G. Dungan. Row 3: B. D’Addczio, R. Pudney. R. McEntce. S. Boffcm- myer. B. Taylor, B. Rice. Coach Backus. D. Harby, C. Youmans. M. Gomillion. M. Merrill. K. Aikens. S. Mcrwin STATS: 1986 Jr. High: 5-1 Last 2 years: 11-1 39 CROSS COUNTRY 1986 STATS W 12 L I 3rd of 13 at Class C Sectionals Team Results 1st Unatcgo Invitational 2nd Delhi Invitational 2nd Oneonta Invitational 2nd Sidney Invitational State All Star Team: Tim Cobane league All Stars Tim Cobane Curt Bailey Walt Kinch Sectionals Tim Cobane 2nd of 84 Curt Bailey 3rd of 84 State Championship at Buffalo Tim Cobane: 9th of 142 Curt Bailey: 55th of 142 Row I: W. Nowak, M. Brownell. C. Kauppila. W. Kinch, A. Brienza, S. Lambrecht. M. Terry, D. Roach. Row 2: J. Jackson, R Mallery. B. Lister. C. Bailey. G. Kauppila. T. Cobane. M. Constable. L. J. Linthwaite. Coach Kauppila 1986 completes Tim Cobane’s Cross Country career after 5 years on Varsity. He has been to State Meet three times, and his time of 16:56 was the second best of the day for any Section IV runner in all of the races (A B C). Congratulations, Tim! Hershey’s Ice Cream, Wilton Cake Supplies, Homemade candies The Whistle Stop Sweet Shop 164 Delaware St. 40 Sports TENNIS Girls: Row I: S. Simmons, W. Mauer, Row 2: Y. Vallejos. V. Morgan. J . Wilcox. C. Mauer. J. Kane. Row 3: D. Russell. B Brown, Row 4: B. Morgan Boys STATS 1986 Overall W 13 L 3 l eague: W 7 L 2: 3rd Place C aptain: Dale Hitchcock MVP: Will Nowak SUS League All-Star Team: Mario Pratti Sectionals — Quarter Finals — Singles: Mario Pratti Sectionals — Quarter Finals — Doubles: Dan Maxson. Will Nowak Boys: Row I: W Nowak. J. Wilcox. E. Bodisco Massink. R. Maxson. B Lister. M Maxson. D. Sturdevant. Row 2: D Max- son. B. Beers.T. Moore. J. Mills. M. Courtney. M. Pratti. D. Hitchcock. D. Brush. L. Linthwaite. Coach Holstead 41 VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY Left to Right: T. Max son, C. Whitaker, E. Bodisco Massink, A. Dutcher. K. Reynolds. L. Miller. Coach Hilt. J. Merrill. C. MacGibbon. J. Neice, L. Merrill. M. Lambrecht. J. Hulbert 42 Sports Row I: B. Kilmer. T. Houck. A. Kingsbury. J Reynolds. C. Lewis. Row 2: M. Ray, Coach Donnelly. A. Storrer. B. Conklin. B.J. Wilkie. J. Bailey, J. Neale, S. Huyck JR HIGH FIELD HOCKEY Row 1: R. Kilmer. S. Meres, S. Brundage, C. Hall. A. Stone. A. Hart. A. Neale, Row 2: D. Bullis, A. Jadrych. M. Bmndage. T. Tallman, J. Underwood, L. Barnhart. R. Mallery, T. Stanton, Coach Holley OUR APOLOGIES . . . Due to a camera problem, one roll of film was lost this year. Sorry, guys, but the pictures were of you! We couldn’t just leave you out, so here’s the best we could do: RIFLE TEAM Shooters: Mike Constable, Glenn Bowkcr, Tammy Bennett, Gary Bennett Stats: 2-8; Mike Constable: High match average Coach Budine says, ‘‘This was the year of no range — no practice. We attempted to use the wood shop for a while, but with limited, mixed results. We completed the regular match schedule using match nights for practice. Although the team could not rebuild without facilities, several individual shooters improved their match skills and had successful shooting. Going from 6-4 to 2-8 is a disappoint- ment, but, under the trying circumstances, just competing was satisfying. Several new shooters tried out, and the potential for next year is promising. BOYS’ BOWLING Doug VanLoan, Jamie Thompson, Dave McEntec, Wayne Beck, Rex Layton. Kevin Turner. Joe Wheeler. Jeff Pomeroy. Shawn Murphy, Jon Scherer, Denny Smith. SIDNEY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION G«t AT UMxU AjUA •«� ' J S •0 «6S «II� 44 A.P. Math Chen MacGibbon, Matt Smith. Burel Gomil- I ion. Curt Bailey Social Studies John Jones. Doro Gerow. K r i s i e M c r w i n , Shawn Merwin. Joe Mills. Daryl Brundege. Melissa Lambrccht, Virginia Morgan. Andy Dropp, Curt Bailey. Cheri MacGibbon Biology Meredith Allen. Heather S h e r a d i n . Cheri MacGibbon. Zack Falin. Joe Mills, Burel Gomil- lion. Shawn Merwin. Tracey Max- son . Dawn Boffemmyer. John Jones. Stephanie Taylor. Matt Smith. Glenda Thompson, Jon Scherer SKI CLUB This year the first-ever WCS Ski Club formed and was such a popular activity that as many as 80 students took to the slopes at Elk Mountain. Advisors Mr. O’Connell and Mrs. Bolton were assisted by officers: Dan Roach, President: Mike Courtney, Vice-President; Becky Morgan, Secretary-T reasurer Since we cannot possibly list all of you who skiied, we'll just ask you to sign below: 45 A. Dungan. T. VanValkcnburg. G. Thompson J. Goodrich. S. Taylor, R. Wildey. D. Schriber FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS C. Woodin T. Pomeroy J. Gladstone W. Brown 46 Sports BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS VARSITY L. Bishop S. Taylor K Reynolds R Wildey D. Boffemmycr J. Grusl W. Brown J. Neice M Tweedie K Goad 47 WRESTLING 1985-86 Special Recognition: Dave Daniels: 1st WCS 100-match winner (101 victories in 4 years) The 1985-86 Wrestling Team’s accomplishments are among the Section 4 Finals Places inners: best ever in the history of Walton High School Athletics Derek Flores 2nd (a 177 lbs. STATS Brandon MacNaught 2nd (a 91 lbs. Darvl Daniels 4th (a 98 lbs Dual Meet Record Scott O’Dell 5th (a 250 lbs 12-1 Overall Mike Allen 6th (a 167 lbs. 5-1 League Matt Smith 6th (a 215 lbs. Susquenango League West Co-champions Section 4 C lass C' Champions: Dave Daniels (a 126 lbs. Susquenango League Tournament Co-Champions Derek Flores ( i 177 lbs. Section 4 Class C C hampions Matt Smith (a 215 lbs. Section 4 Finals l earn Runners-up Scott O'Dell (a 250 lbs Susquenango League Champions: Daryl Daniels and Derek Flores 48 Sports 1986-87 WRESTLING Varsity Row 1: W. Seneschal. B. MacNaught. W. Mourey. I) Daniels. C. Bailey. T. Butler. Row 2: R. Mallery. B. Allen. H. Spicer. N. Underwood, W. Rieman. M. Smith. Coach Armstrong Jr. High Row I: P Howland. R Neale. C. Oles. T Mills. E. Bodisco Massink. Row 2: B. Sparling, S. Merwin, M. Bartlett. P. O'Dell. S. Van Tyle. Row 3: S. Sikorski. Bakker. M. Lang. M Sikorski. L. Lentino. Coach Sutherland Stats: Dual Meet Record: 10-3 overall 5-1 league Tournament Places: 2nd — Cuneen — Doane and Deposit 3rd — Clyde — Cole 4th — Section 4 Finals Special Recognition: Section 4 Champ: Matt Smith (215 lbs.) Section 4 Class C Champs: Matt Smith Curt Bailey (126 lbs) Susquenango League Champs: Matt Smith Walt Mourey (112 lbs.) Brandon MacNaught (98 lbs.) Section 4 Placewinners: Matt Smith — 1st — 215 lbs. Brandon MacNaught — 3rd — 98 lbs. Curt Bailey — 5th — 126 lbs. New School Records: Most Tournament Championships in a Season (6): Matt Smith Most Pins in a Career (63): Matt Smith Most Pins in a Season: (21) Matt Smith Most Technical Palls in a Season: (10): Brandon MacNaught Most Reversals in a Career: (113): Curt Bailey Most Takedowns in Dual Meets (24) and Season (39): Curt Bailey Most 3-point Nearfalls in Dual Meets (22) and Season (37): Brandon MacNaught 49 VARSITY BASKETBALL Front row: Shawn Merwin, D. Brundegc. B. Gomillion. Coach Backus. D. Roach. C. Kauppila. K. Shcuercr. Back row: C. Brcslin. B. Banks. R. Harby. S. Brown. J. Browne. E. Olsen. T. Jackson STATS: 12-10 Leading Scorers: Kris Scheuerer. Chris Brcslin. Rob Harby Leading Kebounders: Rob Harby. Burel Gomillion. Bill Banks Leading Assists: Burel Gomillion. Craig Kauppila. Kris Scheuerer Leading steals: Burel Gomillion 2nd Team All league: Kristen Scheuerer. Chris Brest in Honorable Mention: Burel Gomillion Team: Voted by the League with Sportsmanship Award! Sr. Classic Representative: Burel Gomillion Special Memory: Defeating Oxford (17-3) at Oxford, 1st Round of Sectionals Row I: G. Kauppila. J. Condon. W. Nowak Row 2: G. MacGibbon. M. Browne. E. White. M. Cable. C. Brundage, R. Rigas J.V. BASKETBALL STATS: Record 12-8 Points Scored per game: 56 Opponents points per game: 47 Leading Scorers — Gary Kauppila. Joe Condon Leading Rebounders — Gary MacGibbon. Joe Condon Assists Leaders — Gary Kauppila. Will Nowak Steals Leaders — Will Nowak, Andy, Gary Kauppila Champions of Walton Tip-off JV Tournament 50 Sports 8TH GRADE BOYS’ BASKETBALL Row 1: D. Sturdevant. B. Palmatier, S. Atkins. J. Rolfe. M. Merrill. W. Reynolds. Row 2: E. McClenon. B Rice, K Atkins. J. Butler. R Rutkowski. E. Hulbert. E. Madrigal. C. Hitt 7TH GRADE BOYS’ BASKETBALL Row I: C. Stevens. M. Hodge. J. Rutkowski. S. Schlafer. T. Barnes. Row 2: B. D’Addezio, M. Smith. S. Lambrccht. D. Harby, J. Marsico. M. Goad 51 L to R: S. Skclaney, K Kwiecinski. S. Gnibe. D Jones. K Mcrwin. L Neice. C. Wright. M. Greene. Coach Holley. Coach Backus GYMNASTICS STATS: Record: 11-3 — Class B runners-up at sectional meet — Most improved team of season — Kriste Merwin. Mary Greene. Sheryl Wright and Sandy Skel- aney all competed in State qualifying meet. — Sheryl Wright won a medal for placing 7th on floor 52 Sports SECTION 4 CLASS C CHAMPIONS! The Reporter Congratulates the Class of 1987 Celebrating our 106th Year Walton. NY Hats Off to The Reporter for their help with photographs in this year’s yearbook! GIRLS’ BOWLING Ro l Eckert Pudney Onillcr Row2 Cetta vanLoan Gransbur Coad ondoir Missing: I) Tietjcn GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Row I: S. Gregory. T. Bowker. A Dutchcr, M. Lambrecht, S. Cooper Row 2: C MacGibbon. I. Allen. J Merrill. B. Hulbcrt. J. Neice. M Allen. Missing: Coach W. Spear STATS: Record 14-8 Scoring average: 47.1 points per game Opponents: 40.8 points per game Tina Bowker: 231 pts — 11.5 points per game: led team in steals (63) and assists (63) — 2nd Team Sus-I eague All-Star Janet Merrill: 237 pts — 11.9 points per game; led team scoring rebounds (229) and blocked shots (49) — 2nd team Sus-League All-Star 54 Sports GIRLS’ J.V. BASKETBALL Back Row: T. Hulbcrt, K. Cable, M. Sheradin. C. Mauer. Front Row: J. Wilcox. J. Reynolds. S. Hafele JR HIGH GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Row 1: M. O’Leary. A. Hart. K McAniff, A. Neale. N. Frank. B. Pettit, Row 2: M Banks. S Pettit. H Palmatier. T. Stanton. A. Bnenza. S. Simmons. Row 3: D. Cooper. P. Finch. K Scheurcr. S. Gmbe. T. Kipp, Row 4: T. Mills, B. Rigas, C. Hall. K. O’Leary'. T. Houck 55 Row I: A Hart. K McAniff. P Finch. M. Giovanellio. Row 2: M. Banks. H. Palmaticr. D. Sikorski. T. Stanton. Row 3: D. Hobbie. T. Eckert. S Mercs. Row 4: J. Smith. W. Cutting, B. Rigas. J. Caffery. N. Frank, Row 5: R. Mcrwin, D. Bullis. J. Underwood. T. Kipp JR HIGH GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL 56 Left to Right: T. DiLorenzo, A. Kingsbury. J. Neale. L. Mallcry. I). Knapp. T. Hitt. B. Brown. C. Kane. K Budinc. S. Hall. D. Schriber. R King. N Gomillion. T. Patrick. M. Mourcy. M. Harrison J.V. VOLLEYBALL VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Row I: C. Whitaker, A. Rutkowski. Row 2: E. Hall. J. Hulbert. D. Russell. Rain Brundage. Row 3: A. Jones, R. Buchanan. K. Stanton. H. Meeker. E. Bodisco Massink 57 Row I: M. Constable, W. Kinch, D. Daniels. T. MaeGibbon. R. Layton. S. O’Dell, G. Olsen. K. Byington. K. Hitt. J. Buchanan. W. Sanford. Row 2: C. Ford. P. Gerow, A. Dungan. M. Allen. L. Merrill, E. Bodisco Massink. T. Allen. R. Morgan, H. Meeker, T. Patrick. A. Kingsbury. Row 3: C. Bailey, G. MaeGibbon. R. Cady, J. Lister. M. Smith. V. Budine. D. Goldsmith. A. Mills. W. Brown. N. Lourman TRACK FIELD 58 Sports 59 VARSITY BASEBALL Row 1: D. Doig. T. Jackson. G. Shackelton. S. Mcrwin. C. Kauppila. Row 2: M. Sheldon. S. Hafcle. R Harby. E. Olsen. D. Rosa. R. Bell. Coach Kauppoia JR HIGH BASEBALL Row 1: B. Palmatier. M. Kelly, J. Rolfe. R. Pudney. B Wood' B. Watson. Row 2: T. Mills. J. But- ler. R. Rutkowski. K. Aikens. S. Merwin, C. Oles, Coach Blodgett 60 Activities JV BASEBALL Row 1: J. Prota. M. Sprague. M. Adam. G. Kauppila. S. VanTyle, Row 2: M Brownell. P. O'Dell, R. Rigas. T. Butler, J. Jacob. Row 3: S. Murphy. A. Bujno, Coach Backus, C. Breslin. J. Condon 1986 Stats: W 8 — 7 L Chris Breslin, Leading Average .422 James Jacob, led team in steals (18) and 2nd high average .370 61 SOFTBALL VARSITY SOFTBALL Row 1:T. Hitchcock, D. Shriher. T. Bowker, J. Neicc, D. Closs, Row 2: K. Pudney, T. Mead, K. Stanton, C. Whitaker. S. Robin- son J.V. SOFTBALL Row 1: S. Gregory. T. Closs, J. Davis, S. Cooper, R Merwin. Row 2: H. Sheradin, A. Dutchcr. J. Neice, D. Bullis JR HIGH SOFTBALL Row 1: T. Kipp. J. Underwood. J. Neale, R. Gladstone. S. Brund- age, S. Grube, Row 2: A. Koch, J. Kane, K. Frazier, L. Prota. M. Gregory. R. Mallery, N. Frank, Row 3: A. Stone. J. Henrickson, S. Elderkin. C. Cetta, K. Cable, S. Hafclc, G. Boffemcyer 62 Softball 63 CLASS OF 1988 OFFICERS SPECIAL MEMORIES Best Friends Favorite Song Best Movie Most Embarrassing Moment Funniest Moment Favorite Group Favorite Subject Best Party CLASS OF I. Allen D Bailey J. Bailey T. Bennett E. Bodisco Massink C. Breslin B. Brown W. Brown R Bmndage R. Buchanan L. Budine J. Bush D. Carroll K. Cobane B. Constable 1988 M. Courtney E. Decker K. diLorenzo D. Doig B. Donnelly A. Dungan A M. Dutcher Z. Falin R. Gage K. Goad 65 S. Gregory J. Grust E. Hall R. Harby Me. Harrington Mi. Harrington REX! Pay attention. JUNIORS W. Hastings J. Howe K. Hughes B. Hulbert J. Hulben T. Jackson W. Jackson C Kane W. Kinch C. Lake 66 Class of 1989 JUNIORS M. Lang R. Layton J. Lister R. Maliery C. Marlett H. Meeker B. Meres L. Merrill S. Michael L. Miller S. Moffitt K. Moore T. Moore R. Morgan S. Murphy D. Naden R Neale D. Newborn J. Offnick E. Olsen T. Phoenix L. Pierce T. Possemato K. Pudney K. Reynolds 67 JUNIORS L. Reynolds J. Robinson D. Rosa D. Russell K. Sanford T. Sanford Oh, Kari, here comes that Mark Dovidio with his camera again! K. Scheurer D. Schriber L. Shafer P. Sines D. Smith N. Smith R. Smith S. Soules S. Taylor D. Tietjen 68 Class of 1988 K. Turner M Tweedie R. Tweedie Y. Vallejos T. VanValkcnburg R Wallcy J. Wheeler R Wildey J. Williams M Wright D. Zabnskie JUNIORS 69 CLASS OF ’89 Officers President: Randy Maxson Vice President: Gary MacGibbon Secretary: Tammie Hulbert SPECIAL MEMORIES My Best Friends Favorite Movie Favorite Song Best Party Most Embarrassing Moment Favorite Subject Funniest Memory Most Special Event 72 Cla CLASS OF 1989 L. Albro B. Allen T. Applegate B. Backus S. Barney M. Bartlett R. Beers G. Bowker M. Brownell C. Bmndege L. Buchanan K. Budine T. Budine V. Budine A. Bujno T. Butler M. Cable E. Closs S. Closs T. Closs J. Condon C. Constable S. Cooper L. Cronk M. Cronk D. Daniels J. Davis S. Davis W. DeGraw T. diLorenzo 73 SOPHOMORES P. Donowick R. Eskow C. Ford M. Fuller R.F. Fuller J. Gladstone L. Glasner N. Gomillion B. Goodrich J. Goodrich C. Gransbury J. Gray H. Gmst S. Hall D. Harrington M. Harrison K. Hart D. Hearl B. Henry T. Hitt M. Hodge Lori Mallery. Debbie Thomson, and Laura Knapp take a break from their scientific research! 74 Class of 1989 SOPHOMORES J. Jackson W Jester G. Kauppila J. Kilmer R. King A. Kingsbury D. Knapp L. Knapp D. Koprowski D. Kotorman A. Ladd K. Lambrecht G. Lane T. Lane A. Lathan M. Layton B. Lister K. Lynn G. MacGibbon L. Mallery S. Houck C. Hubbard T. Hulbert A. Hunt S. Huyck R. Max son R. McEntee M. McNamara L. Me Redmond C. Meeker SOPHOMORES M Meeks D. Mehegan J. Merrill R. Merwin D. Michael C. Miller S. Morgan L. Mourey W. Mourey T. Mueller J. Neice L. Neidig J. Neiss T. Newell W. Nowak M. Pacenza T. Patrick A. Pettit G. Pomeroy J. Pomeroy T. Pomeroy 76 Class of 1989 M. Ray J. Reynolds R. Robson K. Rutherford S. Schmidt J. Schwartz S. Shelton R. Simpson A. Smith T. Smith D. Spicer M. Sprague A. Stoner M. Terry D. Thomson K. Todd G. Tompkins N. Underwood S. Valentine D. Van Loan S. VanTyle S. VanValkenburg A. Vollkommer D. Walke L. Walley M. Walley E. White J. Wilcox K. Williams C. Woodin L. Wormuth M. Wyblc 77 6861 jo 8Z. CLASS OF 1990 OFFICERS SPECIAL MEMORIES My Best Friends My Favorite Subject Most Embarrassing Moment Funniest Moment Best Movie Favorite Song Best Party Favorite Teacher CLASS OF M. Albro D Allen C. Bartlett M. Beers M Bibbo E. Bodisco Massink G. Boffemmyer M Brown M. Browne D. Bush K Cable K Carr C. Cetta T. Choate D. Cole 1990 R. Conklin J. D'Addezio B. DelBalso R Eells D. Fairchild D. Favret K. Frazier J. Froehlich D. Gardinier S. Gamer 81 K. Goldsmith T. Goodrich i. Griffin S. Grubc S. Hafele J. Hendrickson C'mon, you guys, STUDY! Freshmen M. Hoffmeistcr P. Howland J. Hulbert A. Impelliz cri J. Jacob C. Johnson D. Jones K. Jones S. Jones K. Jorgensen 82 Class of 1990 Freshmen J. Kane A. Kilmer R. Kirk J. Lambrecht J. Levoy A. Lezer B. MacNaught K. Mauer S. McAniff M. McCoy B. McNamara M. Mchcgan J. Miller K. Mills T. Mills J. Mueller J. Murphy A. Murray J. Neale R. Neale L. Neice T. Newell J. Nichols C. North T. Northrup 83 Freshmen M. Percy J. Phoenix C. Reynolds C. Richard W. Rieman R Rigas K. Robertson K. Rosa M Rutherford B. Sargent 84 Class of 1990 D. Sargent W. Seneschal M. Sheradin W Shuart M. Sikorski S. Sikorski S. Skelaney T. Smith B. Sparling H. Spicer M. Truman M. VanValkenburg S. VanValkenburg R. Way J. Wilcox E. Williams Da. Wood Du Wood M. Wyatt C. Youmans K. Young 85 86 Class of 1990 CLASS OF 1991 OFFICERS President: Angie Stone Vice President: Tina Backus (not pictured) Secretary: Chris Hall SPECIAL MEMORIES My Best Friends My Favorite Subject Most Embarrassing Moment Favorite Extracurricular Activity My Locker My Favorite Teacher My Favorite Song Best Movie 88 Class of 1991 Offic Class of 1991 K. Aikens S. Aikens W. Angevine M. Babcock T. Backus E. Bailey E. Baldizzi M. Banks L. Barnhart C. Barrow G. Bennett J. Benson S. Boffemmyer S. Brundagc C. Brush D. Bullis J. Butler J. Caffery C. Carlough F. Carr A. Cash B. Cole D. Cooper K. Constable T. Cutting W. Cutting J. Di nardo E.M. Dutcher T. Eckert C. Engelhard! 89 EIGHTH GRADERS K. Eskow R. Fcnimore P. Finch N. Frank J. Furman M. Giovanicllo T. Gladstone M. Gomillion D. Gray M. Greene M. Gregory J. Griffin E. Groat S. Grube C. Hal! C. Hare B. Hastings A. Hird B. Hitt C. Hitt B. Hood 90 Class of 1991 EIGHTH GRADERS K. Hood T. Houck T. Howland E. Hulbert M. Kelly M. Kilmer R. Kilmer R. Kinch Tr. Kipp M. Klinegardner K. Kwiecinski J. Ladd C. Lane G. Losicco E. Madrigal R. Mallery M. Maxson W. Me Adam T. McCall E. McClenon S. McCoy D. McEntee H.J. McEntee K. McNaughton J. Mead S. Meres M. Merrill R. Mcrwin S. Mcrwin T. Mills 91 EIGHTH GRADERS T. Mills T. Mourey R. Myer D O’Dell K. O’Leary C. Ondish A. Palmatier B. Palmatier R. Pudney P ReDavid W. Reynolds B Rice B. Rigas J. Rolfe A. Runion R Rutkowski J. Sanford T. Sawdy K. Scheuerer K. Sherman D. Sikorski How do you three rate chocolate milk? 92 Class of 1991 T. Sparling M. Sramek A. Stone D. Sturdevant B. Taylor J. Underwood A. VanFossen D. Watson J. Way C. Wheeler R White B. J Wilkie S. Winters B. Wood L. Wood M. Yale J. Zwaap 93 95 CLASS OF 1992 OFFICERS Vice President: Kerry McAniff Secretary: Jennifer Smith Treasurer: Michael Schriber SPECIAL MEMORIES My Best Friends My Best Subject My Worst Subject My Favorite School Lunch My Favorite Movie My Favorite Song My Locker Funniest Happening This Year CLASS OF S. Backus M. Banks T. Barnes J. Barnhart B. Barrows J. Bartlett T. Beers E. Bofelos T. Bojo A. Brienza M. Brundcge M Buchanan T. Budine K. Cash B. Choate 1992 L. Curtin B. D Addczio J. Davis K. DeGraw C. Doig G. Dungan M. Dungan A. Earl M. Finch W. Fitch 97 C. Foster R. Foster M. Frazier A. Gilbert M. Goad Cha. Goodrich Did somebody say cheese? SEVENTH GRADERS Chr. Goodrich M. Gorsch C. Gray W. Hall D Harby A. Hart R. Hart T. Hinkley K Hitt D. Hobbie 98 Class of 1992 SEVENTH GRADERS M Hodge C. Hope P. Houck R. Howard S. Jackson A. Jadrych D. Johnson S. Jones J. Kane A. Keen T. Kipp E. Lacey J. Ladd' S. Lambrccht N. LaTourelte C. Lewis C. Lynn J. Marsico W. Mauer I. Mayo T. McAdams K. McAniff S. McClenon R. McEntee Ra. McEntee 99 SEVENTH GRADERS A L. McNamara A. Michalik J. Miller M Miller S. Miller P. Moore B. Mullineaux A. Neale R. Neidig A. North M. O’Leary T. Olcs H. Palmatier B Petti! S. Pettit C. Quinn 100 Class of 1992 W. Kctallick J. Rutkowski S. Sanford G. Sawdy F. Schaeffer S. Schlafcr J. Schlosser M. Schriber T. Shelton S. Simmons J. Smith M. Smith W. Sparling T. Stanton S. Stephens SEVENTH GRADERS C. Stevens C. Sullivan T. Tallman J. Thomson K. Tiffany M. Villanueva L. Wood J. Wright S. Wright M. 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MADISON AND OTSECrO COUNTIES BOARD OF COOPFRATIVE EDUCATIONAL SERVICES 103 '86-’87 VO PROS Cosmetology Peggy Backus Connie Beers Karlecn diLorenzo Bridget Donnelly Carole Hngelhardt Deborah Goldsmith Michele Hyduk Wendy McLean Sally Soules Tammy VanValkenburg Auto Body William Banks Steve Brown Dale Drake Ronald Lskow Tom Hall Robert Hulsc Michael Lang Gary MacRabie Tom Newell John Shelton Matthew Smith Rod Smith David Walley Carpentry! Masonry Robert Barnhart Joseph Browne Michael Constable Michael Harrington Walter Kinch Timothy Rathmell Health Occupations Kim Brown Foods Child Care Georgia Bennett Ruth Buchanan Robert Neale Teresa Possemato Annette Rutkowski David Sargent Nathan Smith Gary Tompkins Roxanne Van Loan Mechanics Tim Cobane Burt Constable James Glasner Ray Kirk Richard Sarrantonio Conservation Rodney Carman Elmer Decker Mitch Hare Richard Robinson Steve Taylor Debra Frank Kimberly Goad Gina Laauser Robin McCall Lisa McRcdmond Donna Newborn Melissa Tweedic Data! Key boarding! C lerical Jodi Gransbury Boni Marinacci Bernice Meres Donna Naden Dawn Pierce Dawn Zabriskie Machine Shop Daniel Mullineaux Denny Smith Security Tamara Sanford Electronics Jeremy Finch 104 M 106 BOTES 107 108 BOCES LISTEN! OOUVE GOT TO STOP PLACING ENCORES ! WE HAUE NOBOW CARES ABOUT FOOTBALL.' 109 w.c.s. DRAMA CLUB Row 1: D. Knapp. H. Schiippcl. R. White. J. Zwaap. T. Mills. L. Schmutzler. B. Angevine. Row 2: T. Cutting, K. Todd. B. Henry. M. Dovidio. K. Scheuerer. C. Lake. Miss Bowker. A Lathan. L. Hart.C. Kane. L. Knapp. T. Maxson. J. Neice, Row 3: C. Meeker, K. Lynn. R. King. N. Gomillion. J. Bailey. D. Carroll. C. Johnson. M. Hodge. H. Grust, L. Cronk 110 Activities Leigh Ann’s New Look? Cory’s Still Clowning Around! Off the Track, Fall 1986 LLC.S. PJTfSS Row 1: D. Walkc. A. Lathan. J. Wilcox. C. Kane, S. Morgan. Row 2: R. Morgan. M. Paccnza. M. Courtney. V. Morgan. Row 3: Mrs. Morgan. E. White. J. Mills WCS Warrior — 1987 Yearbook Staff Row 1: R. Miller. R. King. J Hulbert. T. Max son. Row 2: L. Schmutzler. LA. Hart. L. Bishop, A. Dutcher, A. Jones, D. Maxson. E. Bodisco Massink. M. Dovidio, G. Thompson. J. Jones 112 Activities Student Council Row I: K Constable. J. Rutowski. H. Sheradin. S. Egan. E. Bodisco Massink. T. Maxson, Row 2: A. Hart, F. Carr. M. Merrill. M Gomillion. Row 3: J Kane, S. Backus, K O’Leary. J Wilcox. B Hastings, Row 4: G. Boffemeyer, M Sheradin. M. Ray, C. Woodin. Row 5: D. Russell, A. Buino. J. Schwartz. A. Storrer, J Lister, B. Gomillion. R Morgan Officers: Tracey Maxson. President; Shane Egan. Vice President; Dan Maxson, Treasurer; Elaine Bodisco Massink. Secretary. The annual Christmas Tree is one of Student Council’s many projects. 113 OLYMPICS OF THE MIND Row 1: C. Johnson. L. Schmutzler. L. Hart. H. Schippel. K. Todd. Row 2: T. Smith. E. White. J. Shcrer. B. Henry, K. Lynn. M. Meeks, Absent: C. Lord JR. HIGH O.M. Row 1: A. Hart. D. Sturdevant. Row 2: J. Bartlett. J. Kane. W. Sparling, S. Jones, B. Rice, Row 3: T. Houck, A. Stone. S. Meres, T. Saw'dy, M. Hodge 114 Activities NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 3: K. Lynn, J. Schwartz. S. Merwin. K Scheucrcr. J. Lister. T. Hulbert. J. Merrill. J. Neice. C. MacGibbon. J Jones. R. Harhy. C. Kauppila. K Todd. Row 2: G. MacGibbon. A. Lathan. J. Jackson. J Wilcox. E. Hall. D. Schriber.T Maxson. D. Russell. Row 1: G. Kauppila. J Williams. L Merrill. E. Bodisco Massink. H. Meeker. B. Lister OPERATION ENTERPRISE Shawn Merwin 115 REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS VOICE of DEMOCRACY Row 1: G. Thompson, D. Boffemmyer, C. MacGibbon, Row 2: J. Scherer, S. Mcrwin. J. Jones, Row 3: M. Smith. J. Mills I M A G I N A T I 0 N C E L E B R A T 1 0 N W 1 M M E R Ben Henry 3rd: H. Meeker 2nd: B. Hall 1st: L. Merrill 116 LIBRARY CLUB Back Row: K. Hood. T. Tallman, T. Stanton. J. Ladd. M. Merrill. B. DcIBalso. K. Rosa, M. Truman. T. Smith, T. Eckert. M. Dovidio, Mrs. F. Segarra, K. Budinc. K. O’Leary. Middle Row: L. Barnhart. J. Sanford. A. Palmatier. B. Rigas, C. Jones. K. Kwiecinski. Ms. N. LePinnet. K. Schcuerer. T. Howland. T. Mills, C. Hall. R. Kilmer. Front Row: S. Brundage. T. Houck. S. Meres. S. Grube. B.J. Wilkie Row 1: M. Hodge, J. Neice. Row 2: T. Sparling. J. Pomeroy. R. Layton. K. Lynn. J. Scherer, B. Henry, K. Todd 117 COMPUTER CLUB Row 1: K. Hood. S. Grubc. J. Mills. J. Bailey. C. Kane. A. Jones. M. Sheradin.O. Pacheco. A. Dutcher. J. Williams. H. Meeker. H. Sheradin, E. Bodisco Massink Row 2: T. Houck. S. Brundege. B White. T. Eckert. L. Budine. H. Schiippcl. B. Rigas, K. Kwiecinski. B. Gomillion. M. Smith. C. Bailey Row 3: T. Mills. J. Zwaan. M. Mehegan, M. Truman, K Rosa. K. Schcuerer, K. O’Leary, J. Neale. D. Schribcr. L. Linthwaite. T. Jackson, Mrs. J. Spear, Advisor. Row 4: M. Dovidio. K. Todd. J. Kane, K. Budine. Z. Falin. J. Merrill, J. Hulbert. S. Taylor, J. Jones. G. Thompson. B. Rice. T. Maxson. Row 5: L. Schmut ler. L. Bishop. V. Morgan, M. Pacenza. R. Morgan. W. Hastings. S. Morgan, M. Ray. J. Schwartz, A. Storrer Row 6: B. Lister. C. Woodin, T. Pomeroy, C. Kauppila. J. Wilcox. D. Walke. S. Cooper. W. Nowak. G. Kauppila. Row 7: B. Henry. D. Thomson. J. Neice, L. Cronk. H. Grust Model UN Row 1: W. Nowak. B. Lister, I. Allen. H. Sheradin. E. Bodisco Massink, J. Williams, L.J. Linthwaite. Row 2: L. Schmutzler, Z. Falin. R. Morgan. M. Ray, C. Kauppila. B. Gomillion, H. Meeker. Row 3: B. Hall, M Pacenza. C. Kane. B. Hastings, S. Cooper, S. Morgan, K. Merwin. J. Wilcox, M. Smith. R. Gage. Row 4: M. Courtney. J. Lister, J. Mills, C. MacGibbon, J. Merrill. 118 Activities ORCHESTRA Rem 1: S. Jackson. J. Hulbcrt. J. Wilcox, I). Cooper. M. Ray. D Harrington. S. Huyek. K. Young, C. Tiffany. M. O'Leary. A. Hart. A. Brienza. Row 2: D. Walke.T Pomeroy. S. Hafele, M. Hodge. M Hoffmeistcr, J. Merrill, E. Bodisco Massink. A. Muri-ay. K Goad, B Hali. D. Hobbie, J Smith. Row 3: H. Palmatier. T. Hinkley, M. Percy. M. Smith. T Kipp. I. Allen. D. Roach, B. Ricc.C. Miller, B. Rigas, C. Goodrich, C. Hope. Row 4: J. Kane, A. Lathan. L. Hart, L. Cronk. J. Zwaap. L. Schmutzlcr, D. Maxson. M. Brownell. S. Moffett, C. Meeker, M. Meeks, M. Mehegan, T. Maxson Row 5: W. Seneschal. W. Rieman. J. Wilcox. K. Todd 120 Activities BAND Row 1: J. Hulbcrt. J. Dinardo. A Hird. H. Meeker, L. Merrill. K. O'Leary, J. Zwaap. J. Bailey. J. Neale. W. Mauer Row 2: D. Knapp. S. Backus. D. Thompson. G. Boffemmyer. H. Grust. L. Cronk. A. Lathan. C. Foster. S. O’Dell, C. Kane. S. Jones. D. Carroll, T. Mills Row 3: T. Houck. J. Kane. D. Russell, L. Hart, E. Bodisco Massink. K. Mauer. M. Pacenza. R. Harby, P. O’Dell. D. Harby. A. Murray. E. McClenon. M. Hodge. Row 4: S. Simmons, T. Maxson, J. Grust. J. Bartlett, G. Losicco. I. Mayo. S. McClenon. B. Barrows. T Mills. K. Han. G. Bowker. M. Brownell. S. Moffett. C. Meeker. R Pennington, M. Mehegan Row 5: A. Gilbert, L. Doig. K. Todd.C. Johnson. C. Ford. R. Kilmer, M. Meeks. M. Courtney, K. Jones, R. Maxson, C. Wheeler. L. Schmutzler, K. Lynn, D. Maxson. B. Brown MAJORETTES L to R: H. Meeker, D. Knapp COLORGUARD Row 1: T. Closs, A. Earl. Row 2: D. Carroll. J. Grust, D. Hobbie, J. Smith. Row 3: L. Knapp. J. Bailey. L. Budine. N. Gomillion. R. King. 121 Row 1: M. Pacenza. P. O'Dell. R Harby. J. Kane. K. Mauer. Row 2: E. Bodisco Massink. H. Meeker. L. SchmutzJer. K. Lynn, M. Courtney, M. Meeks. Row 3: C. Johnson, K. Todd, C. Ford. W. Seneschal. M. Brownell. C. Meeker, G. Bowker, Mr. Bush. BEGINNING INSTRUMENTALISTS Row I: L. McNamara. S. Stevens. Row 2: J. Kane. Mr. Bush. E. Bofelos 122 Activities CHORUS Row 1: D. Thomson. T. Maxson, G. Thompson. S. Taylor, M. Terry. C. Meeker. J. Hulbcrt. D. Russell Row 2: T. Phoenix. J. Grust. L. Bishop, L. Knapp. K. Hart. K. Rutherford, E. BodiscoMassink. C. Woodin. B. Brown. Row 3: A. Impellizzeri. M. Mchegan.C. Richards, M. Brownell, S. VanTyle. D. Roach. D. Maxson, L. Gilbert. C. Kane, S. Barney. L. Merrill. Row 4: M. Manger, A. Lathan, L. Albro, C. Lake. M. Dovidio. K. Todd, K. Lynn. B. Henry. L. Hart. H. Meeker. L. Schmutzler. B. Morgan. J. Williams. 123 Row 1: T. Mills. M. Giovanniello. M. Greene. A. Stone Row 2: B White. E. Dutcher. P. Finch. T. Cutting. M Maxson. C. Engelhard!. Row 3: J. Ladd. G. Losicco. J. Zwaap. R Meyer. W. Angevine. M Banks. T. Eckert. Row 4: T Kipp. K Kwiecinski. D. Sikorski. J Caffcry. A. VanFossen. R. Kinch. J. Sanford. A. Palmaticr. C. Barrow. Row 1 (up): W. Segarra. B. Gomillion. D. Doig. T. Butler, C. Bailey, W. Nowak. R. Mallcry. D. Daniels, V. Budine. G. MacGibbon. J. Lister. D. Rosa. T. Cobane. E. Olsen. Row 2 (up): A. Kilmer. M. Smith. C Kauppila. D Roach, D. Maxson. L.J. Linthwaite. T. Jackson. M. Courtney, B. Lis- ter. L. Buchanan. A. Dropp. R. Layton. R. Harbv, D. McEntee GIRLS’ VARSITY CLUB Row I: C. MacGibbon. D. Boffemmyer, C. Whitaker. J. Neice, J. Gladstone. A. Dungan, K. Mcrwin. Row 2: I. Allen. E. Bodisco Massink. H. Meeker, R. Morgan, A. Dutcher. J. Hulbcrt. K. Pudney. J. Merrill Row 3: V. Morgan, L. Merrill. B. Brown, D. Russell 124 SENIOR HIGH FHA Seated: K. Constable. P. Shoemaker Standing: K. Budinc. T. Bennett. K. Cobanc. A. Lczcr. T. Phoenix. M. Wyatt. JUNIOR HIGH FHA J. Dinardo. R. Merwin. A. Palmatier. T. Eckert. B. Kilmer 125 FFA Row I: M. McNamara. M. VanValkenburg. B. Conklin. K. Constable. J. Kilmer. W. Jackson. R Fuller. R Walley. A. Kilmer. M. Rutherford. P. Donowick. T MacGibbon Row 2: K. Sanford. B Backus. R Gerow, K. Turner. R. Palmatier. S. VanValkenburg. M. Cronk. V. Budine. S. Valentine. G. MacGibbon. A. Kilmer. M. Constable, T. Budine, M. Harrington. S. VanValkenburg. W. Mourcy, C. Gransbury. G. Lane. M. Layton. Mr. R. Russell. Advisor. 1 A Farmer's Solemn Vow By Melvin Harrington “Why do you farm,” folks ask me, “If the future is so bleak? Why keep on losing money? Go find new work this week. Yes, seek another job, my boy. The idea is not alarming. Go find a life you can enjoy And forget about this farming ’ I glance up and a dove swoops down, A sun ray fills the air; My children run across the field Free and laughing, without care. My heart quickly swells with love, A tear runs down my cheek; Could I forget I have no much? My faith must not grow weak. I look at them; they'll never know. Nor will they understand The joy, the pride, the peace I feel When standing on this land . . . My day is done, the house is still. It’s time to get some rest. I look around my farm with hope: How much I have been blessed ... 1 126 Activities YOUTH AGAINST CANCER Row I: Mrs. M. Mugglin. Advisor. K. Mcrwin, K. Constable. A. Mills, J. Hulbert. P. Shoemaker. A. Dutcher. J. Ladd. M. Max son. L. Schmutzler. M Truman. R. Kilmer. C. Wheeler. Row 2: T. Mills, T. Eckert. J. Wilcox. D Walke. B. Rigas. Row 3: T. Maxson. T. Mills. A. Stoner Row 4: D. Schriber. J. Williams. J. Zwaap. M. Banks. Row 5: S. Morgan. M. Ray. B. White. K Rosa Row 6: B.J Wilkie. E. Bodisco Massink. G. Kauppila. M. Pacenza, M. Klinegardner. Row 7: M. Sraraek, W. Cutting. R. Morgan. J. Schwartz. M. Courtney, E. White. T. Jackson Row I: T. Maxson, G. Thompson Row 2: D. Boffemmyer. C. Kane. B. Hall Row 3: S. Taylor, D Russell. C Whitaker, L. Merrill, C. MacGibbon. Row 4: H. Sheradin. C. Kauppila. V. Morgan. J. Neice. D. Maxson. Row 5: S. Egan, M. Smith, B. Gomillion, J. Jones. J. Lister. R. Harby, C. Bailey. 127 This message is brought to you by the Walton S.A.D.D. Chapter A Contract for Life Between Parent and Teenager The SADD Drinking-Driver Contract Teenager | agree to call you for advice and or transportation at any hour, from any place, if I am ever in a situation where I have been drink- ing or a friend or date who is driving me has been drinking. Signature Parent I agree to come and get you at any hour, any place, no questions asked and no argument at that time, or I will pay for a taxi to bring you home safely. I expect we would discuss this issue at a later time. I agree to seek safe, sober transportation home if I am ever in a situation where I have had too much to drink or a friend who is driving me has had too much to drink. Signature $ V Date S.A.D.D. does not condone drinking by those below the legal drinking age. S.A.D.D. encourages all young people to obey the laws of their state, including laws relating to the legal drinking age. Distributed by S.A.D.D., “Students Against Driving Drunk” 128 Activities OH, THAT SPARE TIME! 129 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '87 Corporation Walton, NY 131 132 Congratulations to the Class of ’87 from Marvin and Sholes, Inc. Insurance for all your needs We serve you first. Congratulations to the Class of “1987” From The: E Kraft INC Dairy Group Best wishes from your hometown bank. Member FDIC. lENOER IB«V Member Independent Bankers Association of America. 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THE GOOD American Nicholas Daniloff, a journalist for U.S. News and World Report, was arrested on the streets of Moscow and accused of spying on the Soviet Union one week after Gennadiy Zakharov was arrested, (cont. next page) NICHOLAS DANILOFF 140 '86 Review . . . In Review They call it “crack” on the East Coast and “rock on the West Coast. Whatever its name, this refined, smokeable form of cocaine may be the most addictive narcotic ever sold on the streets of America. In the Fall of ’86 a scandal hit the White House. National Security Council’s Col. Oliver North had sent millions of dollars from the Iranian Arms Deal to Nicaraguan rebels. North’s boss, John Poindexter, was implicated, as were White House Chief of Staff, Donald Regan and CIA Director William Casey. President Reagan fired North; Casey resigned due to health problems, and Poindexter also resigned. At press time the in- vestigation continues. Zakharov, a Soviet U.N. employee was ar- rested on a subway platform in New York City and charged with spying. Both men were released within weeks and the entire affair set the stage for a superpower Summit meeting in Iceland. GENNADIY ZAKHAROV 141 A drought spread throughout the Southeast during 1986. It was the worst dry spell on record. At the peak of the drought, crop� wilted from southern Pennsylvania all the way into northern Florida. Even after some rain, many farmers in the Carolinas, Georgia, Tennessee, and Virginia were on the brink of ruin. THE UGLY, and Two Arab terrorists stormed Istanbul's main synagogue on September 6, killing more than 20 worshipers with submachine-gun fire. When police arrived, the terrorists detonated hand grenades and killed themselves. U.S. Air Force and Navy jets attacked five targets in- side Libya under cover of darkness in April, deliver- ing a response to what President Reagan, called the “monstrous brutality” of Libyan-backed terror- ism. (Among the targets was this Libyan Naval Academy, located in a suburb of Tripoli.) 142 ’86 Review THE SPECIAL October 27 — SWEET VICTORY — New York Mets Gary Carter is lifted in the air by relief pitcher Jesse Orosco follow- ing the Met 8-5 victory over the Boston Red Sox in the seventh game of the World Series at New York's Shea Stadium. Among the celebrities who died in 1986 were singer Kate Smith on June 17 at the age of 79; Benny Goodman, the King of Swing, June 13; James Cagney, one of Hollywood’s fa- mous toughguys, March 30 at the age of 86; and Ted Knight, best known for his role in the television series “The Mary Tyler Moore Show,” on August 26 at the age of 62. Screen legend Cary Grant died in December at the age of 82. Although he never won an Oscar, he was the recipient of a 1970 Academy Award for his work. 143 Otfv r r nj l c. Cos' -«-A. C-� Favorite food In U.S. lkm 7s Favorite movie O40 Talont, hobby, aport, apeclol Internata... Vhnt vo«ild you change about the United Statea If you could? Ai r A fy c - cS Kc V+.C4 What do you like beat about American achoola? 7A? f J O Zr- c •r’ef y - .74 it J''4c JU..AI, ao f CLASS OF 1987 OFFICERS President: Matt B. Smith Vice President: Curt Bailey Secretary: Stephanie Taylor Treasurer: John Jones “And with the rest of the class funds we'll hire a detective to find out who really stole all those erasers. 144 Class of 1 )87 Officers Marc 0. Adam Curtis L. Bailey Connie Beers Meredith Lynn Allen William H. Banks, Jr. Georgia Bennett Peggy Lou Backus 146 Class of 1987 Donald Hause Barber Lorilynn Ann Bishop Dawn Elizabeth Boffemmyer Christina I. Bowker Jennifer Ann Brigante Charla Lynn Brown Kim Marie Brown Stephen C. Brown Joseph M. Browne Daryl D. Brundege Timothy M. Cobane Carole Lynn Engelhardt Bonnie Jean Fisher Debra Lynn Frank 148 Class of 1987 JJ_________ Kim Marie Constable Michael John Constable Mark Dovidio Dale Drake Andrew J. Dropp Shane Blaze Egan Matthew Donivan Fuller Julie Kaylee Gladstone Victoria Lynn Gladstone James A. Glasner Deborah Helen Goldsmith Burel Gomillion Jodi Lynn Gransbury Thomas Joseph Hall Mitchell D. Hare, Jr Leigh Ann Hart Robert L. Hulse Michele Lynn Hyduk 1 9 8 7 Anne Marie Jones John David Jones Craig Ronald Kauppila 150 Class of 1987 JJ_________ Andrew Lynn Kilmer Gina Louise Laauser Natalie M. Lacey Melissa Jane Lambrecht Lawrence James Linthwaite Cheryl Ann MacGibbon Thomas W. MacGibbon Gary R. MacRabie, Jr. Margaret Louise Manger Daniel Pauli Maxson Tracey Ann Maxson Keir M. Mayo s e n • i o r s Robin Lynn McCall Wendy Elizabeth McLean Christopher John McNamara 1 9 8 7 Kriste Lynn Merwin Shawn George Merwin Angela Rae Mills Joseph Scott Mills Virginia Anne Morgan Julie Ann Neice 152 Class of 1987 I I Dawnalee Newell Ovidio Antonio Pacheco Wayne C. Peck Dawn Pierce Daniel Joseph Roach Richard John Robinson Angela Rae Rutherford Annette Marie Rutkowski Gary M. Scanlon, Jr. Jonathan Owen Scherer Lori Beth Schmutzler John Lyndell Shelton Matthew Smith Wilfred Stephen Segarra Heather Rebecca Sheradin Stephanie Gertrud Taylor 154 Class ofl 987 JJ_________ Michael C. Sheldon Pearl Lynn Shoemaker Glenda Gail Thompson David Walley Laura Lynn Gilbert George M. Hyduk David Allen McEntee, Jr. Heidi Meta-Ruth Schiippel Carla Sue Whitaker Kimberly Ann Stanton Robert Lynn Barnhart Rodney Carman Rebecca Susan Miller Senior Signatures Timothy H. Rathmell 158 Class of 1987 160 Class of 1987 161 Virginia Anne Morgan Nickname: Ginger Favorite Group: The B-52’s Favorite Song: “Suite Judy Blue Eyes” by Crosby. Stills. Nash, and Young. Favorite Memory: Spending a cool year with the Waltons and meeting some really groovy people. Favorite Saying: Give peace a chance. Best Friends: David Letterman. Meryl Streep, and Carole King Curtis Bailey Date of Birth: June 28, 1969 Favorite Food: Spaghetti Favorite Singer: Whitney Houston Favorite Song: “All At Once” Favorite Memory: Parties with friends (Smitty. Roachy, “RPA.” Bruno. Sweet Pants, and Elge) Favorite Saying: That wasn’t you I saw at the party? No, not you. L.J. Linthwaite Nickname: Elge Date of Birth: 11 02 69 Favorite Food: Shrimp, scallops Favorite Song: “Mountain Music” Favorite Place: Roach’s Basement Favorite Saying: Yes, Mom. I will be home early! Anne Marie Jones Dateof Birth: March AO. 1970 Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Song: “Through the Fire” Favorite Place: Stanley H. Kaplan Ed. Center Favorite Memory: Going to SHK beeping and waving the other way. Christmas 1980! Dawn BofTemmyer Nickname: Dawner Favorite Group: Giuffria. BonJovi Favorite Song: “I Must Be Dreaming” Favorite Place: Stanley H. Kaplan Educational Center Favorite Memory: F.P.’s Night out! Favorite Saying: Why be normal? John David Jones Dateof Birth: March 1, 1969 Favorite Food: B J with Cool Ranch Doritos Favorite Place: Stanley Kaplan Educational Center Favorite Memory: A second trip to Oneonta only to dis- cover everyone went home; then making cake at 5 a.m. in- stead. Best Friends: Stephanie Taylor, Dawn Boffemmyer, Anne Jones Favorite Saying: Unbeliev- able! Joseph Scott Mills Favorite («roup: Genesis Favorite Song: ‘ ‘ Follow You. Follow Me” Favorite Place: Wandering the halls in search of Spock Favorite Memory: So. how long have we been on this bus anyway? Favorite Saying: What’s your point? Stephanie Gertrud Taylor Nickname: Steph Date of Birth: March 21. 1969 Favorite Song: “Man Against the World” Favorite Place: Stanley H. Kaplan Ed. Center Favorite Memory: The night of the party that never was. Favorite Saying: “Excuse me. are you ...” 162 Dawn Marie Pierce Nickname: L.D. Favorite Color: Red Favorite Place: Hobart Favorite Memory: My apartment over summer vacation last year. Favorite Saying: O-well, what do ya do? Best Friends: Dawn Newell. David Walley. Jackie Hendrickson Dawn Marie Newell Nickname: D.D. Date of Birth: August 6, 1967 Favorite Food: Lasagna Favorite Color: Pink Favorite Place: downtown Favorite Memory: Dawn’s apartment Favorite Saying: Whatever! Kriste Merwin Date of Birth: Oct. 17. 1969 Favorite Color: Pink Favorite Croup: Bon Jovi Favorite Song: “Living on a Prayer” Favorite Place: Surf City. North Carolina Favorite Memory: Learning how to ski Melissa Jane Lambrecht Nickname: Tootie Date of Birth: 12 8 68 Favorite Place: Polar Bear Favorite Memory: John. Me. Carla, and Steph visiting Delhi at 2:00 in the morning. Favorite Saying: Help! My car is stalled! Best Friends: Cheri MacGibbon. Julie Neice (.'aria Sue Whitaker Nickname: Car Date of Birth: October 25, 1969 Favorite Food: Delmonico steak Favorite («roup: 38 special Favorite Song: “Against All Odds” Favorite Memory: Tootie. Tina. Julie, Cheri. Dawn, and I getting picked up by the cops Halloween 1985. Deborah H. Goldsmith Nickname: Socks Favorite Color: Pink Date of Birth: October 6. 1968 Favorite Place: Angela’s car. Downsville Favorite Memory: April 12, 1986. Sadie Hawkins Dance 1983. Best Friends: Gina Laauser. Peggy Backus. Wendy Brown Michael C. Sheldon Nickname: Mick Date of Birth: 12 20 68 Favorite Food: Magombo Favorite Group: 38 Special Favorite Song: “Runaway” Favorite Memory: Prom Party with Wilber and shooting droops; six-shooter 18 times 163 Char la Lynn Brown Nickname: Char, Chuck Date of Birth: June 16. 1969 Favorite Color: Blue Favorite Memory: New Year’s Eve. Jan 2 3 partying at our house. Favorite Saying: “You’re so stupid. Get’em out, oh no, oh woodchuck” Best Friends: Meg. Boni. Teresa Burel Gomillion Date of Birth: 1 16 69 Favorite Food: Shrimp, lasagna. lobster Favorite Color: Blue Favorite Place: Roach’s basement Favorite Memory: Dan Roach’s social gatherings at his house. Favorite Saying: What do you mean I’m late! Julie kaylee Gladstone Nickname: Julie Date of Birth: 9 26 69 Favorite Color: Jade Favorite Memory: Shawn Hafele’s New Year’s Eve Party and all the parties over Christmas Vacation Best Friend: Teresa Mead (ieorgia Bennett Nickname: George Date of Birth: 3-16-69 Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Color: Pink Favorite Group: Bon Jovi Favorite Memory: 1986 Junior Prom Donald llause Barber Nickname: Lips. D, Don Date of Birth: July 18, 1969 Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite («roup: Bob Segcr and the Silver Bullet Band Favorite Saying: “Hey. you’re cute.” Tim Cobane Date of Birth: May 2, 1968 Favorite Color: Blue Favorite («roup: Van Halen Favorite Place: Ocean City. Maryland Favorite Saying: Hey. Dude Best Friends: Jim Glasner. Dave McEntce. Mike Constable Jodi Lynn Gransbury Nickname: Duck Date of Birth: June 24. 1969 Favorite Food: Baked Ziti Favorite («roup: Aerosmith Favorite Memory: June 9, 1986. the date Brian Wormuth and I started going steady. Favorite Saying: Where’s the party! 164 Tracey Ann Maxson Nickname: Chickadee Date of Birth: January 30, 1970 Favorite Croup: Chicago Favorite Song: “You’re the Inspiration” Favorite Memory: Hiding the food in class. 16th Birthday and a half dozen roses from Bruce Favorite Saying: Oh. pic! Rebecca Susan Miller Nickname: Becky. Chipmunk Date of Birth: June 23. 1969 Favorite Food: Shrimp Favorite Song: “There’s No Way” Alabama Favorite Memory: September 14. 1984 Jim asked me to go out with him. Favorite Saying: Be real, will ya? Christina I. Bowker Nickname: Tina Dateof Birth: August 5. 1969 Favorite Food: Shrimp Favorite Song: “Silent Night” Favorite Place: Florida Favorite Memory: Prom ’86 and my 17th birthday when Carla and I went boating — until I had to stand up. Annette Kutkowski Dateof Birth: August 2. 1969 Favorite Food: Manicotti Favorite Color: Mint Green Favorite Song: “Heaven” Favorite Place: Ottu Lake Favorite Memory: Junior Prom of ’86. going up north with Ed Bonnie Fisher Nickname: Bon-i Date of Birth: 11-27-69 Favorite Food: Spaghetti Favorite Color: Green Favorite Song: “Still Loving You” by Scorpions Favorite Memory: Labor Day Night hunting with Jake and 1986 Christmas Vacation Shawn Merwin Date of Birth: July 29. 1969 Favorite Group: Genesis Favorite Song: “Return of the Giant Hogwced” Favorite Place: The Halls Favorite Memory: Being able to do anything, at any- time. anyway I want to. Favorite Saying: because I’ve got blond hair” Angela Rae Mills Nickname: AJ. Ang Date of Birth: Oct. 8. 1969 Favorite Song: “Where’s the Party?” Madonna Favorite Memory: Feb. 2. 1986—The day Joe Maggiore asked me to go steady. Best Friends: Pearl Shoemaker. Karon Kwiecinski. Jodie Youmans 165 Daniel J. Roach Nickname: Roachie. R.P.H. Date of Birth: 1 14 69 Favorite Food: Prime Rib Favorite Group: Willie Nelson Favorite Memory: Chicago “Will you still love me” Favorite Saying: Hey BRO,” “Super Bad.” I’ll be home around 11. Mom. Carole I.. Fngelhardt Nickname: Care Date of Birth: 4 12 68 Favorite Color: Light Blue Favorite Group: Bon Jovi Favorite Memory: Dec. 26, 1982; the days Gina and I skipped. Best Friends: Gina Laauser, Peggy Backus Gina L. Laauser Nickname: Bear Date of Birth: November 16, 1969 Favorite Color: Pink Favorite Group: Bon Jovi Favorite Memory: Sept. 13. 1986; The day Carole and 1 skipped. Best Friends: Carole En- gclhardt. Deb Goldsmith Margaret I ouise Manger Nickname: Meg Date of Birth: May 22. 1969 Favorite Food: Lasagna Favorite Color: Royal Blue Favorite Song: “Dream Weaver” Favorite Saying: Don’t tell me. I know! Kim Marie Brown Nickname: Brownie Date of Birth: July 5. 1967 Favorite Group: Bon Jovi Favorite Song: “Never Say Goodbye” Favorite Memory: With Deb Frank; trips to Oneonta, New Year’s Eve ’86. hamburgers at Aiello’s playing games. Best Friends: Deb Frank. Peggy Backus. Wayne Peck PVT. David Allen MeFntee, Jr. Nickname: Junior. Crash. Old Man Date of Birth: June 19. 1967 Favorite Group: The Original KISS Favorite Song: “Kings and Queens” Favorite Place: Sin Hill Favorite Saying: That’s the last thing you’ll do. Leigh Ann Hart Date of Birth: 9 4 69 Favorite Food: Chocolate Favorite Song: “Stand by Me” Favorite Place: Cooperstown Favorite Saying: Don’t worry about. Best Friends: Rachel and Lori 166 Joseph M. Browne Nickname: Joe Date of Birth: July 29. 1968 Favorite Place: The ocean Favorite Memory: New Year’s ’87; Winning the championship in basketball in Roscoe last year. Favorite Saying: Hey Pat! This Bud’s for you. Best Friends: Pat Bassett. Rob Cook. Roscoe’s Class of ’87 Peggy Backus Nickname: Boogie. Peggy Marie. Peggy Lou Date of Birth: 12 08 68 Favorite («roup: Bon Jovi Favorite Song: “Never Say Goodbye” Favorite Memory: Going out with Randy Gardepc and Deb Frank and getting lost on the back roads. Best Friends: Deb Frank. Kim Brown, Kim Constable Lori Schmut ler Date of Birth: March 4, 1969 Favorite Color: Teal Favorite Place: Walt Disney World and EPCOT Center Favorite Memory: The summer party we had at our camp — 6 26 86 F avorite Saying: Oh well. and It’s been real. Best Friends: Cory, Leigh Ann, and my teddy bear Shane Blaze FIgan Nickname: Blaze Favorite Food: Magambo Favorite Group: KISS Favorite Song: “Comfortably Numb” Favorite Memory: Babysitting on Howell St. Favorite Saying: “Mint” Pearl Lynn Shoemaker Favorite Food: French Fries and Pizza Favorite («roup: Acrosmith Favorite Song: “You Give Love A Bad Name” Bon Jovi Favorite Memory: Homecoming Dance with Jon, Oct. 12. 1984 and Shawn Hafele's New Year’s Eve Party Favorite Saying: Hey. it’s rough! Best Friends: Angie Mills. Kris Babcock, and Robin Shaw Christopher J. McNamara Nickname: Spud Date of Birth: 4 26 68 Favorite Color: Blue Favorite Group: Survivor Favorite Place: Rustic Inn Best Friends: John Shelton. Dale Drake Cheryl Ann MacGibbon Nickname: Chen Date of Birth: 5 20 69 Favorite Food: Anything Chocolate Favorite Group: Gene Loves Jezebel Favorite Song: “Desire” Favorite Saying: I’m just spitting, really! 167 Kim Marie Constable Nickname: Kimmie. Rockie Date of Birth: May 22. 1%9 Favorite C olor: Blue Favorite («roup: Bon Jovi Favorite Song: “Never Say Goodbye Best Friends: Peggy, Vicki. Bub Victoria Lynn Gladstone Nickname: Clutz. Crash. Vic Date of Birth: March 7. 1968 Favorite Group: Bon Jovi Favorite Song: “Never Say Goodbye” Favorite Memory: Prom 86. New Year's 85- 86. snow- mobiling Best Friends: Kim Brown, Kim Constable. Becky Miller Julie Ann Neice Nickname: Jules Date of Birth: 2 22 69 Favorite Food: Lasagna Favorite Color: Green Favorite Memory: Oneonta trips w ith Tina. Tootie. Cheri. Carla, and Dawn Fatorite Saying: Keep your hands on the wheel. Tootie; it’ll be okay! Keir Mayo Date of Birth: May 9. 1969 Favorite Food: Lasagna Favorite Color: Black Favorite Group: LI2 Favorite Song: ‘Dream On Favorite Place: Adirondacks Michael John Constable Nickname: Mike. M.J. Date of Birth: 5 28 69 Favorite Group: KROKUS Favorite Song: “Rock the Nation Favorite Place: The Adirondack Mts. Favorite Memory: Visiting the Jack Daniel's plant on the Kansas City trip. Rodney L. Carman Date of Birth: 3 12 68 Favorite Color: Blue Favorite Group: Bon Jovi Favorite Song: “Dead or Alive Best Friends: Bamy (Bob). Ratt (Tim) Matthew B. Smith Nickname: Smitty. Bonecrushcr Date of Birth: 12 13 68 Favorite Food: Shnmp. steak Favorite Color: Red Favorite Song: “Slide It In Favorite Place: Danny Roach's house 168 Richard John Robinson Nickname: Dick. Hank. Hankstyle Dale of Birth: Aug. 25. 1969 Favorite Color: Blue Favorite Song: “Heaven in Your Eyes” Favorite Saying: You’d he surprised. Best Friends: Smitty, Peck. Hatton Robert Lewis Hulse Nickname: Hulsie Date of Birth: March 21.1968 Favorite Color: Red Favorite Croup: Boston Favorite Song: “Can’t cha say — Still in Love” Favorite Memory: The bowl game and that night. Mark Dovidio Favorite Food: Chocolate Favorite Color: Silver Favorite Song: “Walk Like an Egyptian” Favorite Place: Action Down Under (Macy’s) Favorite Memory: Mrs. Harrold’s 7th period study hall Favorite Saying: Is it 2:45 yet? Daniel Pauli Maxson Date of Birth: 1 10 69 Favorite Food: Shrimp. Lobster. Crab. Pizza Favorite Color: Pink Favorite Place: Roach’s basement Favorite Memory: 1986 Football Team and Season, Bowl Game Night Heather Rebecca Sheradin Date of Birth: 19 OCT 69 Favorite Food: They are all too good to choose just one. Favorite Song: “You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feeling” Favorite Place: Spruce Grove Favorite Memory: 7th period Ceramics was what they called it. Dr. Ruth’s debate class would be better. Favorite Saying: Well, it’s like this . . Meredith Lynn Allen Nickname: Slim Date of Birth: August 2. 1969 Favorite Food: Ponderosa’s Hot Spot Favorite Place: In Mr. Dries Room Favorite Memory: June 28. 1984 AS a Sophomore Party- ing with Captain Ginger Morgan Favorite Saying: “You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Fueling . . “Morning Mr Dries.” lyOrilynn Ann Bishop Date of Birth: 2 17 69 Favorite Food: Bologna and cheese sandwiches with mustard Favorite (’dor: Yellow Favorite Group: Heart Favorite Song: “Dog and Butterfly” Favorite Saying: Good Gravy, and Momin’ and Don’t Give me no Guff. 169 Tom Hall Nickname: Hal lie Date of Birth: 07 23 69 Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Group: Van Halcn Favorite Song: “Dreams” Best Friends: Wayne Peck. Jody Griffin. Kurt Hansen Andrew Dropp Nickname: Rice Favorite Food: Pizza. Big Mac Favorite Group: Van Halen Favorite Song: “Yankee Rose” Favorite Memory: Counting the seconds at the end of our bowl victory; Burel's post-Delhi game comments. Jonathan Scherer Date of Birth: Feb. 17. 1969 Favorite Food: Anything that will hold still long enough Favorite Color: Plaid Favorite Group: The Kinks Favorite Memory: Experiments with methane Favorite Saying: You make me want to yuke on the table. Glenda Gail Thompson Date of Birth: November 13. 1969 Favorite Group: Bon Jovi Favorite Song: “Never Say Goodbye” Favorite Place: Downsville Favorite Memory: Daily “Dr. Ruth” sessions 7th period with Andy. Heather. Angie. Rain, and Keir Favorite Saying: No Way!. You're lying! Wilfred Stephen Segarra Nickname: Wilber Favorite Food: Magambo Favorite Group: Aerosmith Favorite Song: “Sweet Emo- tion” Favorite Memory: The last 38 seconds of our champion- ship football game against Newark Valley. Favorite Saying: Your mother. Wayne Peck Nickname: Pecker Date of Birth: 10 13 69 Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Memory: going bowling with Deb and Gina and losing and buying pizza. Favorite Saying: Let's go cruising. Best Friends: Deb Frank. Tom Hall, Kim Brown Debbie Frank Nickname: Frankie. Fruit Date of Birth: November 13, 1969 Favorite Group: Bon Jovi Favorite Song: “Never Say Goodbye” Favorite Memory: with Kim Brown; trips loOneonta. New Year’s '86. hamburgers at Aiello’s, playing games. Best Friends: Kim Brown. Wayne Peck. Peggy Backus r 170 Matthew Doni van Fuller Nickname: Remo Date of Birth: 7 22 68 Favorite Food: Magombo Favorite Song: “Stand by Me” Favorite Memory: Sleigh riding at a girl friend’s house Connie Beers Date of Birth: 9 8 69 Favorite Group: Bon Jovi Favorite Song: “Livin on a Prayer” Favorite Memory: Going to a party before Junior Prom and not remembering anything when I got there. Favorite Saying: No doubt. Best Friends: Peggy Backus, Rhonda Merwin. Kim Constable Robin L. McCall Nickname: Rob Date of Birth: 7 3 67 Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Song: “Lost in Love” Favorite Place: Working at Head Start Favorite Saying: I know it. Bob Barnhart Nickname: Barney Date of Birth: 12 12 68 Favorite Group: AC DC Favorite Song: “Who Made Who” Favorite Saying: Party All the Time. Bill Banks Nickname: Banksy Date of Birth: 6 14 68 Favorite Food: Seafood Favorite Color: Black Favorite Group: Aerosmith Favorite Song: “Walk This Way” Heidi Schiippel Date of Birth: July 3, 1969 Favorite Food: Spaghetti Favorite Color: Pink Favorite Song: “Glory of Love” Favorite Saying: Wonderful, like mercy Best Friends: Tracey. Jeff. D.L.J. David YYalley Nickname: Walley Date of Birth: May 12, 1969 Favorite Color: Red Favorite Group: Led Zeppelin Favorite Song: “Stairway to Heaven” Favorite Place: Me and My Brother’s House Ovidio Antonio Pacheco O. Nickname: Ovi Date of Birth: 23 June 1969 Favorite Food: Paella Favorite Group: Lionel Richie Favorite Song: “Dancing on the Ceiling” 171 SENIOR Cheri MacGibbon MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED John Jones Leigh Ann Hart CLASS Tracey Maxson Tootie Lambrecht Bill Segarra Daryl Brundege 172 Personalities PERSONALITIES BEST DRESSED MOST ENERGETIC Meredith Allen Andy Dropp Stephanie Taylor Rob Hulse NICEST PERSONALITIES MOST ACADEMIC Doro Gerow Joe Mills CLASS ATHLETES Kim Stanton Matt Smith 173 THE W.C.S. WARRIOR Your spirit of adventure — Mr. Murdock. Mrs. Bolton. Mr. Dake, Mr. Hoover! New York Giants coach Bill Parcellsashc is carried off the field after the Giants defeated the Denver Broncos — 39-20 — in Super Bowl XXI in Pasedena, California, on January 25, 1987. 174 SALUTES Coach Hoover — Coach of Che Year (Again)! Mr. Louis (Pete) Thomas retired from the custodial staff in April, 1987. He smiled and whistled here for 16 years! YOUR CHALLENGE OF TOMORROW: The New Colossus — Emma Lazarus Not like the brazen giant of Greek fame. With conquering limbs astride from land to land: Here at our sea-washed, sunset gates shall stand A mighty woman with a torch, whose flame Is the imprisoned lightning, and her name Mother of Exiles. From her beacon-hand Glows world-wide welcome; her mild eyes command The air-bridged harbor that twin cities frame. “Keep ancient lands, your storied pomp!” cries she With silent lips. ‘‘Give me your tired, your poor. Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free. The wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden door!” 175